system uptime

[MoonWolf]

Any way for me to see my system uptime in Win XP Pro?

-Wes

[redduc900]

Start | Run | Type cmd and hit OK | At the Command Prompt...Type systeminfo and hit ENTER. ;)

[MoonWolf]

Thanks man... that one is new to me.
There is an easier way that ive discovered. Control panel>network connections> right click on local area connection and go to status.

Thanks though.

-Wes

[AltecXP]

how can i make a shortcut to the dos version of that?

[Oni]

You can also use a program available from Microsoft that'll do it. It's called Uptime, and it absolutely free. I use it myself. It works on all NT-based OSs.

[AltecXP]

i cant get uptime to work on .net

[looktall]

for short cut to uptime (and it only shows uptime), create a new text document on your desktop and cut and paste the following

@echo.
@systeminfo | @find "System Up Time:"
@echo.
@pause


save it in your windows directory as UPTIME.BAT then you just go to start-->run and type UPTIME. it'll open a dos box and show you your uptime.
or if going to run is too much for you, just create a shortcut to the uptime file on your desktop.

[AltecXP]

thanx man

[Maxvla]

www.statbar.nl

[Jirnsum]

Norton SystemWorks includes an indicator for that as well in the Norton System Doctor